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PERSPECTIVES OF A LAYMAN

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

Don’t starve your spirit BY BRANDON A. PERRY Whether we admit it or not, many people, including some of the most devoted servants in...

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Indianapolis Recorder

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

at State Fair By JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper stands by its promise to “prepare a conscious community today and beyond” and will...

Sports

Changes and consistency

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

expected from Colts offense By BARATO BRITT The only thing constant in life is change. Life in the NFL is no different, as the...

Religion

Seniors Forum answers important questions

BRANDON A. PERRY - August 10, 2007

Many statistics and research projects have indicated that senior citizens make up the fastest growing segment of the American population. By 2030 the number...

Health

Stomach acid meds may cause

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

cognitive impairment in older Blacks By ERICKA P. THOMPSON A five-year observational study conducted at the Indiana University School of Medicine and Regenstrief Institute...

Sports

Fever Clinch Playoffs,

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

unsure of seeding By ERICKA P. THOMPSON Before Indiana Fever star Tamika Catchings went down with a left foot injury, championship hopes really did...

Sports

Remember his name: Cullen Jones

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

Once a ‘break dancer,’ now a world record swimmer By ERICKA P. THOMPSON Cullen Jones can easily be mistaken for a basketball player. At...

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By ERICKA P. THOMPSON

Guest Contributor - August 10, 2007

For the past two weeks, 90-degree temperatures have been a norm in Indianapolis. The hot air has even prompted Mayor Bart Peterson to activate...

Religion

Great Porn Debate

Guest Contributor - August 3, 2007

coming to Indy BY BRANDON A. PERRY Pastor Craig Gross and pornography actor Ron Jeremy are showing that individuals from different sides of the...

Health

Glaucoma leading cause of blindness for Blacks

ERICKA P. THOMPSON - August 3, 2007

James Hurst will quickly tell you getting screened for glaucoma and knowing his family’s history saved his eyesight. On Hurst’s mother’s side, eight family...

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